Scotty,
MMS could still be sold if it is advertised as something other than a
mineral supplement. Calling it a water purification system might work, along
with anything not human or health related.
----- Original Message -----
From: Scott
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2008 3:55 PM
Subject: [!! SPAM] Re: CS>FDA to ban Sodium Chlorite/ MMS
Sorry to hear about this but not surprised. Is there anyway to get around
this possibly by adding another compound to it that can easily be neutralized
later in the actual MMS production process? I am not sure what other chemical
and/or compound would do such but it would be worth checking out wouldn't it?
This stuff is just too good to have it go bye-bye. Certain government
agencies are getting to the point of getting away with murder by cutting off
our freedom to put whatever we want to in our own bodies. Something must be
done. We have to take back our country or we are not going to have any freedoms
and that is not a laughing matter!
I am in the process of finding ways to protect myself from them even if it
means I have to go against the proverbial "grain". So, I would invite you folks
to do the same. Take care and God bless you.
Scotty <><
[email protected] wrote:
Global light posted this in their latest emial posting.
Right at the end of the business day, I got a very disappointing call
from my supplier for sodium chlorite which is the raw ingredient for
making MMS. Aaron advised me that his company has received a notice,
presumably from a government agency, that sodium chlorite suppliers
have been selling the product to individuals and companies who are
using it to make a product intended for human ingestion. They are
advised that it is illegal for companies to sell sodium chlorite for
that use. Aaron called me immediately, even before he had time to do
more research, and he is committed to find a way to continue
supplying sodium chlorite to Global Light Network. Frankly, I am not
optimistic at all. They have been holding 1,000 pounds of sodium
chlorite for us, and we will try to get that last lot released to us,
but they will probably be intimidated by the government threat.
I think I told the members early on that I expected the government to
move in before too long. MMS is simply doing too much good for too
many people for them to not move to stop it as they have so many
other miracle solutions to sickness and premature death. I thought at
first that the FDA would come after the suppliers of MMS. However, I
have always thought that the easier way to block MMS would be to
choke off the supply of sodium chlorite, and that does seem to be the
way they have chosen.
Be assured that we will do everything possible to find alternative
sources. Since we have grown to be the largest supplier of MMS in the
world, this development will certainly have an enormous negative
impact on Global Light Network. Therefore, to preserve our supplies
as long as possible, effective immediately, we are withdrawing all
MMS kits and other bulk packaging from our shopping carts.
Additionally, effective immediately, we are no longer offering
wholesale or distributor discounts. If and when we are able to secure
a reliable source for sodium chlorite, we will again offer kits and
discounts to the trade
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